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ORDINANCE NO. 1307 jP
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 27.15.020 OF THE KALISPELL ZONING
ORDINANCE, (ORDINANCE NO. 1175), BY INCLUDING "MICRO BREWERIES
AND/OR BREW PUBS IN CONNECTION WITH A RESTAURANT OR TAVERN" AS A
PERMITTED USE IN THE B-3, COMMUNITY BUSINESS DISTRICT, AND
DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, Lang Creek Brewery has submitted a- written request to
amend Section 27.15.020 of the Kalispell Zoning Ordinance, by
requesting that micro breweries and/or brew pubs in connection with
a restaurant or tavern be allowed as a permitted use in the B-3,
Community Business District, and
WHEREAS, the request was forwarded to the Kalispell City -
County Planning Board and Zoning Commission by the Flathead
Regional Development Office after having been evaluated under
27.15.020, Kalispell Zoning Ordinance, and
WHEREAS, FRDO evaluated the requested text amendment and
recommended, per Report #KZTA-99-2, that micro breweries and/or
brew pubs in connection with a restaurant or tavern be allowed as
a permitted use in the B-3, Community Business District, and
WHEREAS, the Kalispell City -County Planning Board and Zoning
Commission recommended that the text of the Kalispell Zoning
Ordinance be amended to establish that micro breweries and/or brew
pubs in connection with a restaurant or tavern be allowed as a
permitted use in the B-3, Community Business District, and
WHEREAS, the City Council has reviewed the FRDO Report and the
transmittal from the Kalispell City -County Planning Board and
Zoning Commission and hereby adopts the findings made in Report
#KZTA-99-2 as the Findings of Fact applicable to this Ordinance.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF KALISPELL AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION I. The City of Kalispell Zoning Ordinance,
Ordinance No. 1175, is hereby amended as
follows:
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Section 27.15.020: Permitted Uses.
...(40) micro breweries and/or brew pubs in connection with
a restaurant or tavern
SECTION II. All parts and portions of Ordinance No. 1175
not amended hereby remain unchanged.
SECTION III. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30)
days after its final passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND SIGNED BY THE
MAYOR OF THE CITY OF KALISPELL THIS DAY OF ,
1999.
Wm E. Boharski
Mayor
ATTEST:
Theresa White
Clerk of Council
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Flathead Regional Development Office
723 5th Avenue East - Room 414
Kdispell, Montana 59901
March 12, 1999
Phone: (406) 758-5980
Fax: (406) 758-5781
Al Thelen, Interim City Manager
City of Kalispell
P.O. Box 1997
Kalispell, MT 59903
Re: Zoning Text Amendment for inclusion of 'micro breweries and / or brew pubs in
connection with a restaurant or tavern" as a permitted use in Section 27.15.020.
Dear Al:
The Kalispell City -County Planning Board met in regular session on Tuesday, March 9,
1999 and held a public hearing on a request by Lang Creek Brewery, Inc. for a text
amendment to Section 27.15.020 of the Kalispell Zoning Ordinance. The proposed
amendments are intended to allow 'micro breweries and / or brew pubs in connection
with a restaurant or tavern' as a permitted use in the B-3, Community Business
District.
Narda Wilson with the Flathead Regional Development Office presented a staff report
and discussed the issues related to the petition. She stated that the staff supported the
proposal and recommend approval of the proposed text amendment.
During the public hearing, John Campbell, petitioner, spoke in favor of the petition
stating that this is one way to keep up with the marketing of his business and that the
trend is toward brew pubs. Terry Anderson and Bill Rice also spoke in favor of the
petition. No one spoke in opposition. The Board discussed the recommendations made
by the staff. A motion was made to adopt staff report #KZTA-99-2 as findings of fact
and, based on these findings, forward a recommendation to City Council to approve the
amendments to the Kalispell Zoning Ordinance as presented in Exhibit 'A'.
Please schedule this matter for the next regular City Council meeting. Please contact
this Board or the Flathead Regional Development Office if you have any questions
regarding this proposal.
Sincerely,
JJ/NW/tl
Providing Community Planning Assistance To:
Zoning Text Amendment - Lang Creek Brewery
March 12, 1999
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Attachments: FRDO Report #KZTA-99-2/Application Materials
Draft minutes of the meeting of March 9, 1999
c w/Att: Theresa White, Kalispell City Clerk
c: Lang Creek Brewery, Inc., 655 Lang Creek Road, Marion, MT 59925
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MOTION Stevens moved and Heinecke seconded that the planning board
and zoning commission adopt FRDO staff report #KZTA-99-1 as
findings of fact and, based on these findings recommend to the
Kalispell City Council that the requested zoning text amendment
that mini -storage units and recreational vehicle storage be listed
as a conditionally permitted use in the B-2, General Business,
district along with the development standards as outlined in
Exhibit B. On a roll call vote all members present voted Aye. The
motion passed on a vote of 7-0 in favor.
LANG CREEK A request by Lang Creek Brewery for an amendment to the
BREWERY ZONING Kalispell Zoning Ordinance to allow micro -breweries and/or brew
AMENDMENT pubs in connection with a restaurant or tavern in the B-3,
Community Business District.
STAFF REPORT Narda Wilson gave a thorough presentation of staff report #KZTA-
99-2. She noted that this is a marketing venture, rather than an
extended manufacturing facility. And noted that there would not
be a greater impact than the associated businesses. Staff
recommends that the Board recommend to the Kalispell City
Council that the amendments be approved as outlined.
PUBIC HEARING: The public hearing was opened to those in favor.
PROPONENTS Terry Anderson, owner of the property in question, spoke in favor
of the petition. He noted that in order to keep up with the
franchises they have to look towards additional marketing options
and brew pubs are one of the up and coming trends.
John Campbell, owner of Lang Creek Brewery, spoke in favor of
the petition, noting that this is one way to keep up with the
marketing of his business and the trend towards brew pubs in
the nation. He believes it would be an enhancement to the
business area and Kalispell.
Bill Rice spoke in favor of the petition and noted that this would
be an enhancement to the area.
OPPONENTS No one wished to speak against the petition and the hearing was
closed.
BOARD DISCUSSION The Board discussed the petition briefly and found that the
petition did, meet the necessary criteria.
MOTION Don Hines moved, and Garberg seconded, to adopt staff' report
#KZTA-99-2 as findings of fact and, based on these findings,
recommend to the Kalispell City Council that the zoning text
amendment for micro -breweries and brew pubs in association
Kalispell City county Planning Board
Minutes of meeting March 9, 1999
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with a restaurant or tavern be allowed as a permitted use in the
B-3, Community Business District. On a roll call vote all
members present voted Aye. The motion passed on a vote of 7-0
in favor.
SCHOTTELKORB A five minute break was taken and the board resumed with a
CONDITIONAL USE request by Bill Schottelkorb for a conditional use permit to
PERMIT construct ten garages for the Birchwood Apartment complex
located at 1702 Sth Ave. East in Kalispell.
STAFF REPORT Narda Wilson gave a presentation on staff report #KCU-99-2, in
which staff recommends approval of the conditional use permit
subject to 7 conditions.
Garberg asked about condition #5, use only by the residents of
the complex and noted his disagreement with that condition.
LIC HEARING The public hearing was opened to those in favor of the
application.
PROPONENTS Bill Schottlekorb, partner, 354 Blue Spruce Lane, spoke in favor
of the petition and noted that the garages would have a minimal
effect on the complex.
OPPONENTS No one wished to speak in opposition and the hearing was closed.
BOARD DISCUSSION Staff stated that the garage structure could become a rental unit
such as a mini -storage, which could expand its intended use if
condition 5 were deleted.
The board discussed the petition and conditions, taking public
comment into consideration, and were in agreement that
condition 5 should be deleted and found that the petition did
meet the required criteria.
MOTION Garberg moved, and Sipe seconded, to adopt staff report #KCU-
99-2 as findings of fact and grant the conditional use permit to
construct ten garages for the Birchwood Apartment Complex
located at 1702 5th Ave. East in Kalispell, subject to the 7
conditions as amended; deleting condition #5 in the report. On a
roll call vote all members present voted Aye. The motion passed
on a vote of 7-0 in favor.
THRAMERZONE A request by Jim Thramer for a zone change from R-1 to B-2 for
CHANGE property at 1750 Highway 35 in Evergreen.
STAFF REPORT Narda Wilson presented staff report #FZC-99-3 in which staff
recommends that the Kalispell City -County Planning Boar'
Kalispell City County Planning N.
Minutes of meeting March 9, I99Y
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LANG CREEK BREWERY
REQUEST FOR ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT TO B-3 DISTRICT
FLATHEAD REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
STAFF REPORT #KZTA-99-2
MARCH 2, 1999
A report to the Kalispell City -County Planning Board and the Kalispell City Council
regarding a request for a text amendment. A public hearing has been scheduled
before the Kalispell City -County Planning Board for March 9, 1999 beginning at
7:00 PM in the Kalispell City Council Chambers. The Planning Board will forward a
recommendation to the Kalispell City Council for final action.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The applicants are proposing to amend Section 27.15.020 of the Kalispell Zoning
Ordinance, permitted uses in the B-3, Community Business District by including
"micro breweries and / or brew pubs in connection with a restaurant or tavern" as a
permitted use.
A. Petitioner and Owners: Lang Creek Brewery, Inc.
655 Lang Creek Road
Marion, MT 59925
(406)858-2200
B. Area Effected by the Proposed Changes: Any area within the Kalispell
zoning jurisdiction which might be zoned B-3, Community Business, would
potentially be effected by the proposed change. The current B-3 regulations
are attached as Exhibit A.
C. Proposed Amendments: The applicants are proposing a text amendment to
the community business zoning district regulations to include micro
breweries and / or brew pubs as a permitted use in the B-3 zoning district.
D. Staff Discussion: The applicants are bringing this proposal before the board
and council for consideration because they would like to work with the
owners of Little Big Men Pizza to create a brew pub atmosphere. Please see
the letter dated February 19, 1999 from John Campbell, President of Lang
Creek Brewery, Inc. which outlines their plans for the brew pub. In the letter
from Mr. Campbell he notes that current Montana law does not allow the
brewery and pub to be jointly owned. This was confirmed and is addressed
under Section 16-3-213 of the Montana code which prohibits breweries from
having a retail sales license. Hence, a micro -brewery or brew pub cannot
simply be considered the same as a tavern. Additionally, "mini -breweries"
are listed as a conditionally permitted use in the B-4, Central Business, and a
permitted use in B-5, Commercial / Industrial, and the I-1, Light Industrial
zoning districts.
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Most of the B-3 zoning in Kalispell is located at the Main and Idaho
intersection and on the north side of Idaho Avenue west to the fairgrounds
and east to the overpass. Gateway West Mall and Ashley Square west of
Meridian Road are also zoned B-3.
When the applicants approached the staff with the proposal, they encouraged
the applicant to move forward with the application. As you are probably
aware, micro breweries and brew pubs have become increasingly popular
with the increased interest in custom crafted beers. Typically a micro
brewery has a restaurant, memorabilia and, of course, a tavern. Impacts
which may conflict with other retail, service and commercial uses allowed in
the community business district would generally be associated with the
distribution element associated with a micro -brewery. The distribution would
generally take place during the "off -hours" of the restaurant and bar and
would be limited in nature. Overall, the impacts would not be greater than
those associated with other business which require certain pick-up and
deliveries during the normal course of business.
EVALUATION BASED ON STATUTORY CRITERIA
The statutory basis for reviewing a change in zoning is set forth by 76-2-205, M.C.A.
Findings of Fact for the zone change request are discussed relative to the itemized
criteria described by 76-2-203, M.C.A.
1. Does the requested zone comply with the Master Plan?
The master plan addresses "general commercial" areas as occurring and
expanding in the central business district and also continued growth in
Gateway West, Ashley Square and North Meridian areas. They are intended
for compact retail sales, services and office uses. The proposed use meets the
intent outlined in the master plan for providing the type of retail sale and
service anticipated to be associated with a downtown area and the central
business district. The proposed changes comply with the master plan.
2. Is the requested zone designed to lessen congestion in the streets?
The proposed uses would not typically generate impacts beyond the types of
impacts associated with other uses allowed in the B-3 zoning district.
Additional impacts which may occur that would be associated with the
distribution element of the micro -brewery would generally occur during times
that would not conflict with the general hours of operation of other business
likely to be found in the immediate area.
3. Will the requested zone secure safetv from fire, panic, and other dangers?
The amendments would not effect or compromise the security and safety of
the community. Adequate building, parking and access standards would be
addressed during the development or occupation of a particular site. The
overall change would not compromise the safety and secure from fire or other
dangers.
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4. Will the requested change promote the health and general welfare?
The general health and welfare of the public will be promoted by encouraging
the appropriate use of compatible commercial land resources, concentrating
like uses within established commercial districts.
S. Will the requested zone provide for adequate light and air?
Light and air between and surrounding buildings would not be impacted in a
manner inconsistent with anticipated commercial development typically
associated with uses in the community business district.
6. Will the requested zone prevent the overcrowding of land or undue
concentration of people?
Allowing micro -breweries and brew pubs in the community business district
would be typical of the uses which would be anticipated to be found in the B-
3. Associated impacts would not lead to the undue concentration of people or
overcrowding of land.
7. Will the requested zone facilitate the adequate provision of transportation,
water, sewerage, schools, parks, and other public requirements?
Public services and facilities are generally available in areas where there
would be B-3 zoning and it is anticipated that the uses in the district will
make use of the infrastructure. As proposed the uses would require full
urban services and facilities and would not have any more of an impact on
those services than would be anticipated with other uses already permitted.
8. Does the requested zone give consideration to the particular suitability of the
property for particular uses?
A micro -brewery and brew pub would be compatible and complementary of
other uses which would be found in areas zoned B-3. The proposed changes
give adequate consideration to the particular suitability of the district which
anticipates the development of community shopping areas and other retail
service centers. The use of taverns and restaurants would be consistent with
this type of anticipated development and is suitable for the district.
9. Does the requested zone give reasonable consideration to the character of the
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The character of the B-3 zoning district is that of retail sales and services,
general merchandise stores as well as offices and other small businesses.
Restaurant, bars and taverns which would include micro -breweries serve the
business, tourists and recreations activities of the area and would be
anticipated to be found in a core business area. It appears that this
amendment gives reasonable consideration to the character of the B-3
district.
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10. Will the proposed zone conserve the value of buildings?
Building values would not be negatively impacted by allowing micro -
breweries and brew pubs in association with a restaurant or tavern because
they would generally be in buildings of a high quality nature intended to
attract patrons and customers on a repeat basis. The value of buildings
would be preserved with the proposed changes.
11. Will the requested zone encourage the most appropriate use of the land
throughout the jurisdiction?
The most appropriate land uses throughout the jurisdiction is promoted by
encouraging complementary and compatible uses which will help maintain
property values and provide for economic stability within the community.
The requested changes will encourage the most appropriate use of land
throughout the jurisdiction.
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Staff recommends that the Kalispell City -County Planning Board adopt FRDO staff
report #KZTA-99-2 as findings of fact and, based on these findings, recommend to
the Kalispell City Council that micro -breweries and brew pubs in association with a
restaurant or tavern be allowed as a permitted use in the B-3, Community Business
District.
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EXHIBIT A
CHAPTER 27.15
B-3 - COMMUNITY BUSINESS
Sections:
27.15.010 Intent
27.15.020 Permitted Uses
27.15.030 Uses Which May Be Permitted By Conditional Use Permit
27.15.040 Property Development Standards
27.15.010: Intent. A business district to provide areas for the development of
community shopping areas and other retail service centers. This
district shall be a business island of not less than five acres and
not a strip development. This district is not intended to provide
areas for outside sales of such items as automobiles, manufactured
housing and boats.
27.15.020: Permitted Uses.
(1). Artist studio with incidental sales.
(2). Athletic club.
(3). Automobile parking, commercial or public.
(4). Automobile repair garages, excluding body shops.
(5). Automobile service station (see definition).
(6). Bakery, deli, wholesale/retail, greater than 1,500 square
feet manufacturing area.
(7). Banks/savings and loan/finance and loan companies.
(8). Barber and beauty services.
(9). Bar, tavern, cocktail lounge, clubs.
(10). Candy products manufacture, retail on premise.
(11). Car wash, automobile detailing shop.
(12). Catering establishments.
(13). Chemical dependency/substance abuse clinic
(outpatient only).
(14). Chiropractic clinic.
(15). Church/worship/parish/Sunday school buildings.
(16). Clinics, medical and dental.
(17). Coin and/or stamp dealers, lapidaries.
(18). College/business/trade/music/dance schools - no
student reside.
(19). Counseling center for the physically or mentally
disabled.
(20). Dairy bar/ice cream manufacturing, retail on premises.
(21). Day care center (see definition).
(22). Department stores.
(23). Food processing/retail on premises - no kill/dress of
flesh/fowl.
(24). Food store/supermarket, etc. - no slaughtering of
flesh/fowl.
(25). Food stores, retail under 3,000 square feet.
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(26). Fruit/wine bar.
(27) . Furriers, retails sales and storage.
(28). Glazier.
(29). Hotel/motel.
(30). Insurance office and/or claims centers.
(31). Investment firms.
(32). Janitor supplies/services/contracting.
(33). Jewelry/watch repair and sales.
(34). Launderette/dry cleaning, customer self service.
(35). Libraries, museums, and similar cultural facilities.
(36). Liquor store.
(37). Locksmiths or gunsmiths.
(38). Lodges/fraternal/social organizations, non-profit.
(39). Massage parlor.
(40). Music education with related performance and limited
sales.
(41). Office, professional/governmental.
(42). Office equipment, supplies/sales/service.
(43). Opticians/optical supplies/sales.
(44). Parks.
(45). Pawn shop (no outside storage/display).
(46). Pet shops.
(47). Pharmacy.
(48). Photographic studios.
(49). Post office - main distribution center.
(50). Post office - satellite or neighborhood.
(51). Prepared food delivery facilities.
(52). Produce stand.
(53). Publishing/printing facilities.
(54). Real estate sales offices.
(55). Recreational area, commercial and non-commercial (see
defmition) .
(56). Restaurants.
(57). Retail business (see definition).
(58). Second hand stores (see definition).
(59). Shoe repair.
(60). Ski rental shop.
(61). Tailors/dressmakers/milliners.
(62). Take and bake prepared food facility.
(63). Theaters in permanent indoor structure.
(64). Title company.
(65). Telecommunication companies and/or radio common
carriers.
(66). Travel agency.
(67). Undertaking/mortuaries/funeral homes/parlors.
(68). Variety stores.
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27.15.030
27.15.040
Uses Which May Be Permitted By Conditional Use Permit.
M. Apartments, accessory. (Amended Ordinance No. 1195.)
(2). Community center/gym/swim pools -operated by
public/quasi-public.
(3). Drive-in banking facility.
(4). Electrical distribution station.
(5). Fish sales stand, temporary.
(6). Law enforcement/fire stations.
(7). Libraries, museums, and similar cultural facilities.
(8). Life styling center.
(9). Quasi -public buildings, non-profit in character.
(10). Railroad rights -of -way.
(11). Retail mall/community shopping center.
(12). Schools, commercial (see definition).
(13). Temporary building/structure.
(14). Transmission towers and accessory facilities.
(15). Water storage facilities.
Property Development Standards.
(1) . Minimum Lot Area: 7000 square feet
(2). Minimum Lot Width (FT): 70
(3). Minimum Yards (FT):
Front Yard - 20
Side Yard - 5
Rear Yard - 10
Side Corner - 15
(Amended Ordinance No. 1190.)
(4). Maximum Building Height (FT): 35
(5). Permitted Lot Coverage (%): N/A
(6). Off -Street Parking: Refer to Sections 27.26 and 27.27.
(7). Maximum Fence Heights (FT):
Front - 0
Side - 6.5
Rear - 6.5
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Flathead Regional Development Office
723 5t', Ave. East Room 414 APPLICATION `" \
Kalispell, MT 59901 -
Phone: (406)758-5980 Fam (406)758-5781
FEB - 1999
PETITION FOR ZONING AMENDMENT "
CITY OF KALISPELL
P. K. D 0.
1. NAME OF.APPLICANT: L.w6-/1/��', -�•
2. MAIL ADDRESS: .55 L44r,=
3. CITY/ STATE/ZIP: A 7.41710�J, 4jr �;WZS PHONE: 5x S5cF- Z26C-)
4. INTEREST IN PROPERTY: ",(UW
5. ZONING MAP AMENDMENT: ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT:
IF THE REQUEST PERTAINS TO AN AMENDMENT TO THE TEXT OF THE
ZONING REGULATIONS, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
A. What is the proposed zoning text amendment?
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IF THE REQUEST PERTAINS TO AN AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING MAP,
PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:
A. Address of the property:
B. Legal Description :
(Lot and Block of Subdivision; Tract #)
C. The f
D. The f
E. State
(Secon, Township, Range) (Attach shcet for metes and bounds)
�t zoning of the above property is:
>sed zoning of the above property is:
changed or changing conditions that make the proposed
ent necessary:
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HOW WILL THE PROPOSED CHANGE ACCOMPLISH THE INTENT AND PURPOSE
OF:
A. Promoting the Master Plan
B. Lessening congestion in the streets and providing safe access
C. Promoting safety from fire, panic and other dangers
D. Promoting the public interest, health, comfort, convenience, safety and general
welfare
E. Preventing the overcrowding of land
F. Avoiding undue concentration of population
G. Facilitating the adequate provision of transportation, water, sewage, schools,
parks and other public facilities
H. Giving reasonable consideration to the character of the district
I. Giving consideration to the peculiar suitability of the property for particular
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J. Protecting and conserving the value of buildings
K. Encouraging the most appropriate use of land by assuring orderly growth
The signing of this application signifies approval for F.R.D.O. staff to be present on
the property for routine monitoring and inspection during approval process.
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February 19, 1999
Narda Wilson, Senior Planning Director
Flathead Regional Development Office, Room Ala
723 5th Ave. E.
Kalispell, MT 59901
Dear Narda,
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First Iet me say that we are excited to bring to Kalispell it's first operating brewery in
many years, and the town's first Drew Pub, EVER With so many successful Brew Pubs
operating throughout the northwest this will put Kalispell into the 21st century. Brew
pubs are not only known for the goo beer they serve but for quality food as well.
As you may know Montana is the only state that does not have a Brew Pub law, however
there are several examples of Brew Pubs, Montana style, in the state now. In Bozeman
there is the Spanish Peak Brewery, in Helena, The Brewhouse and in Billings, Montana
Brewing Co. All of these businesses have two things in common to meet Montana law:
the brewery and the pub are separately owned and beer is sold to the pub in kegs. In a
real brew pub beer is dispensed directly from serving tanks. To the patrons the
appearance is the same. Glass walls separate the brewery from the pub - allowing the
patrons to observe operations as they dine.
Lang Creek will work jointly with Terry and Judy Anderson, owners of Little Big Men
Pizza, to create the modern day Brew Pub atmosphere. The Andersons will remodel and
rename the present LBM site into a modern day northwest Brew Pub, Lang Creek will
install a small brewery in the west end of the LBM building to provide fresh beer for the
pub. This would be an auxiliary location for Lang Creek. Our present location, west of
Marion, would still provide most of Lang's beer sold for distribution.
Approximately 1920 square feet will be occupied by Lang, part of which will be used for
retail sales of brewery clothing etc. The operation only requires from one to two
employees during daytime operations. Tours will be offered and a tasting area provided
for visitors.
Lang Creek Brewery, Inc. has been distributing quality beer to Kalispell residents for
over 5 years. Our reputation is unchallenged. We feel this will not only be good for Lang
but for the community as well. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
3c rely,
n F. Campbell, President
Lang Creek Brewery, Inc.
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